The other day I got a message from the G Suite Team telling me I had to "take action on my inactive classic sites." I had no idea what this meant and suspected it was spam. But after a little Googling, I found out that the G Suite Team is, in fact, Google. I suspect their programmers are as bored as the rest of us and have decided to do a little cleanup of their own. It turns out that many years ago, when I was teaching at SLUH, I made a couple web pages for my engineering classes that I had totally forgotten about. Notice my last post was 3 years ago.
I briefly considered re-activating the websites in an effort to cure my own boredom, but I only ended up confusing my computers (too many different logins with too many different passwords). So instead, I decided to create a brand new blog devoted to all my little robot activities, titled (appropriately enough)
STEM Stuff. It will probably not be of interest to my family and friends, but will give me an outlet for a question I keep hearing teachers ask -
how can you teach robotics virtually when schools are closed during the pandemic?
